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Clifton Square

Clifton Street, Lytham 1910 (Courtesy of Steve Singleton)

This is where Church Road, Park Street, Clifton Street, and Dicconson Terrace meet, at the easterly side of Market Square. The original sites of the most important buildings in the town were centred in the Square. At one time the terminus for the tram service was located here, where the main stop for today's buses stand. The taxi rank is by the Market Square away from the main thoroughfare, whereas when the horse-drawn carriages were waiting for custom, they did so on the Square, between Clifton Street and Henry Street.

Today most of Lytham's shops are positioned on Clifton Street, Park Street and Church Road.

The shopping centre has become one of the most popular venues for shoppers in the North West, with an essential good mix of retail shops and many cafes, bistros and restaurants.

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Reg. Charity No. 701152